The Sun. — London, England, 1809-11-28 00:00:00

~, a; ,' ~~ t ~. ('~ ~S_ .. A S Nukr!Eit 5'570.) N " I 'l THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT, EVENING, Nov. .r.2s, 1809, will be perfo-rned x C9firedy4 . call:l. THE SCHOOL FOR PREJUDICE. Old Litk-rai, Mr. MU , . D ; Frank Liberal,. Mr. JONES;, Ephraim, Mr. FAWC ETT ; John Grouse, tvl M ER - Y ; ' Marian, Miss pitisTow ; Miss Liberal; Mrs: ,DAVENPORT. To which will be added, • '. DON 'JUAN • z Or, THE I.II3ERTIN l DESIROVED. Don Juan, Mr. /SG BRTQN ; Don Guzman, Mr. CHAP MAN ; Don Fernaiido, Mr. IE F FE-It lES ; Scaramouch, Mr. GRIM A I-DI ; Donna Anna, MisS BRISTOW. V6tOnclude with a View df,tht Infernalitegions, and a Shower of Fire. " 4 Dances by the 14Iisses Adams, and the Corps de Ballet. Flaces Kir the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Office in I lart-street. c mi les 7s. Second Price 3s. 6cl.—Pit 4s. Second Price 2S. Th e Doors zs. Second Price. rs.—Upper Gallery is. be g i n Doors will be opened at Halt past Eive,• and the Play ~,n4 rl at Halt past Si x. On Thursday, The Exile; He Prince? Thursday, the Roman Father. . ` ll l Friday, A Cure for tits Heart , Ache. „ Saturday, The English Fleet in 134 z. LYCEUM THEATRE. b nderthe Special License of the LORI? CHAMBERLAIN, Erantecl for the present Seascat to the joint application of all Parties - principally itaterested. THEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM , / PANY of the late DRURY LANE THEATRE , will, THIS' PRESENT EVENING, Novernber 28, 1809, er forrn the Comedy of THE INCONSTANT • Or, THE WAY .TO WIN H IM. oldMirabi.. , l, Mr. rm,VaN ; Young Mirabel, Mr. 114EININ, , (Being his first appearance in that Charaaer); Captiin Duretoe, Mr. DE CAMP,. - . . _ (Being his 'first appearance in that Charader) Dugaid, Mr. 1101,LAND ; • • Oriana, Mrs. URGER, (Beitg her first appearance in that Charaaer) ; Bisarte, Mrs. EDWIN, (Being her first appe,aran,e in that Ctaraa.er); • • Lamorce, Mrs. SCUTT. re, Which will be added (seventh time), a new Farce, in Two • Ads, called , ........, I NOT AT HOME. - r :, ' . Tile i,tinci pal Characters by "'- Mr. IvIELVIN,, Mr. MATiI 1 IiWS, • Mr. DE CAMP. Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. PALMER, Mr.OXBERttY;• Ilitt-CHATTERLY-, Air. J. SMITH, ... -, Mrs. ORGER, Mrs. MATHEWS, Mrs: SCOTT, Mrs. MADDOCKS, I Miss TipswELL: in Aft I. a Song; composed by Mr. Kelly. O ffice, and placesito be taken of Mr. Spring, .in.the 13°7.- , ,pc , , at the Sttand entrance ; of whom may also be had private Boxes nightly. Bo xes bs. Second Pfice 3s, —Pif 3s. '6d. Second Price as. — % r, v sallery, 2s. seeoxl Price is.--1. Gallery is. Second ' f ice'6d. - ' - •. k . ..... • . te Doors to' be opened at Half past Five, arid the Per. ince to begin at Haft past Six. 0 arrow, The Ilitin.tcd Tower. ~ Ti n Thursday, The' Heir at Law. 1 ..;', 4 Friday. All ha the Wrong: ~• T he new Farce or !Jot at Home will be repeated To- I 'borrow and Thursday next. SCARISBRICK HALL, • - Nov. 2j, 'sag. PrITE POlille are infortned that the , Sale of the FA ItlVaN'G STOCK,.,..tc. of - the late THOMAS LeLESTON, Esq. advertised for Tuesday the sth d a yy f t'eceinber next, a•-:d the tollo.wing4ys, is ,postponed until onday the itith day . of December next, on Which day the „ ale will commence by Auction at Scarisbrick Ilan, precise ,at Ten O'Clockin the Forenoon,-and will be Continued u: each su c ceeding day until the whole is disposed of. . The Sale" will conclude on each day precisely at Thiee t 'Clock in the Afternoon.. - Catalogues containing the Particulars of each Lot will be lAiblithed before the'Sale. The Stock may be viewed the week before the Sale. This Day was published, By Messrs. CA DELL - and DAVIES , p rice 6d. a Ncw Edition, being the Fifth, with Additions, of A N ACCOUNT of the PROVIDENT. INSTI 1. TUT 10 N, especially w empoered by Aa of Parlia hicnt for the IN SU RANCE of LIVES, and the Grant and Purchase of ANNUITIES ; Illustrative of the Principles of Life Insurance, and particularly.recominended to the. perusal of Persons inclined to, embrace - that excellent scheme of Do mestic Economy•• SOtu by the Booksellers ; also at the House of the Insti 11.1tibp, Southampton-street, -Strand ; and by the Agents ap loluted in all the principal,ToWns, who are like Wise Agents t I 4 Alle County Fire-Office. • In . the Press, and speedily will be published, LETTERS of MADAME LA MARQUISE DV 11F. I' F AND, to the Hon. 'Horace - Walpole-, afterwards „ of Orford, from the year :766 to the year r7BO. To .which are added, Letters of Madame Du Dettand to VOltaire. Published t rout the Originals at Strawberry Bill. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rccs, and Orme,. Paterno ter-row. This Day were gublished, I liuulsomely printed in. Cerny Quarto, %vitt' a file Portrait of Sir Philip Sidney, beautifully engraved by' C. W..aren, price4l, ss. in boards, I‘ .A 4 E, MOl RS S o pl t i li the L I LIFE P SID - a N n E d y WRITINGS , .of ..1 :. , " Nor love thy life, nor 'hate,: but what thou liv'st " Live . well: how tong or.short, permit to Heaven.", MIL-roN. By THOMAS ZOUCH, D.D. F.L.S. Pmlundary of Durham. • The Second Edition. :1 , ondon : printed for rylawinan, ; and T. Payne, ; and:Wilson and Son, York. Of whoth.nr:y be had, by the same Author, L Walton's - Lives ;- Sl.cond Edition, Odavo, - price re.s. in 'uard s . • CAUTION. • • UHE impositions hick are daily praEtised com-, pet the C.hevalier R USP IN I to repeat, that his Ge -I`ne,Medicines are always to be recognized, by their having Name eugraved (by permission) on the Stamp.- This t.ition is the 'mare necessary, as Medicine Chests are fre ently forwarded 'to the.-East and, %r West Indies, and to A me latt ,containing wlnt are sailed RUSPINI's I)ENTRI -1/4; E and TINCTURE, bat which' are - absolutely, spiri- Those wh) buy • fur Exportation will do well to 4,- '44hat thus Caittion has _been inserted in All the Foreign t.t117.1 s . ( tOrnplcre Boxes fit for.travelling may be . had. at the Che. itt l 4 ilottse hi ,'all-Mall. i ~. A A Li) N TUESDA Y, NOVENIER 2t.3 Isog. TR ANSPOIiT-oF r i'lC E, Nev. loth; J86:1. rr HE COMMISSIONERS for Clonducting His jiL MAJESTY'S . : TRANSPORT SE-RP:ICE, for taking Care of Sick and IrOunded Seamen, and pr the Care and CustOdy. of ?rionerr of War, do hereby give IsT,tice, that they will be ready at this OffiCc, on Tuesday the s't6 of beCent.ser, an 9, to receive sealed Tendtrs; and treat tidth,auch Perions as may be toilling to cant, aa • . fir supplying the undernientienid ArtieleS, or either of them, jot the Ser-aice of the .Rtyal Hospital atHad:or, Jar TittelVe Months certain, from the Ist January, Ino.. • Beef Mutton `read Cheese Rice Barley 0 a deal Sago' Sat Vinegar Candles 'Cal-rots Stigir Wire Beer Bavins. Soap NO Tender will be icceived after One o'clock on the Day - of Treaty ; not; any noticed, unless the Party, or an ...lent for him, personally attend. Eacb Tends must be accompanied - Ey a Letter from two respc.elablc Persons,. engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of fool. for the due Performance of the Contraa. Farther Particulars may be lnown by app l i.i g at this Ogee, to the Agent of the sail tiolital, at Hashie. • TR4N,YPO4T OFfICE, Ncv. lc, 1809. THE COMMISSIONERS - for Cdnductifig . His MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT-"SERVICE, for taking Care of Sick.and WW 'waded Seantenasd fur The Csre and Cuitody of Prisoners of War, go hereby give Notiee, that they 'will he ready at this' Qtice, , on,Thursday the 7:h ot. D.ecii:t6er,,lB69, to receive -waled Tena'eft, a , cl treat with such Persons as may 4e willing to contract fir suppLyint. the undermentiened Articles, cr either cl them, for the Service' of the Leci;;...! Plymouth', far Twvelve Months certain, froathe'istof yUnitaiy, 1810. Beef • 1.) t meal Mutton Sago Bread Salt Candles Carrots S ugar • W ine Cifeesi Vinegar Rice Dil• Barley Soap Beer Baying. No tender wll be received' after Cne Clock an tie Day Gf Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Airy, or an Agent for erioith 6,:trend. Each ender . Ge accompanied 6 , z Letter frbm two recce - 14We engaging- to Geeoie bound dvith . the Pason tendering, in the Sim of 5001, fo);ILY due performance of the Contract: Farther Particulars may he kncriun ly applying at this Office, er to th Agent of the said . If7spita,, at Print? futh. OFFIC:g Jtt ORDN.L.V..E, Nov. 13; . 18o§, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS at lIIS. MA , JESTrs ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Nall, on or Before Monday, the 4th Day of December next, from such Per sons as met) be desirous of undertahlizg,' the Supply of the Quanti ties and Description of TIMBER findermentioneY, fir Service of the Royal' Carfiage Department at iVoaktvich, where the De. liVeries are to be made, viz. • _ Loads. 1 4 06 203 200 No. Ath Fe llks, 4 by 4 inches Oak Spokes, chopped for sft. Wheels 40,603 Elm Stocks, chopped 2 tS by IS inches 200 and bored Prs. S . 14 by 14 2, - 000 Oak I3locks for Tra- ) iz Prs. Lt. .. 5? veiling Carriages ' e • 6 Pri. Hy. so free of Sap ) 3 Prs. Hy. 25 Hewed Elm Timber Elm Plank S 6 inches e 5 niches ne Moiety (o/ each Dimensions) of the Elm Plank, -, Ar . b tellies, -Spckes, Elm Stocks, and Oak I.ibcks, must be deliteled into Store by the 3cab June next, and the Remainder on or before the oth September following.- Of the .6e7.4. , ed Elm Timbit, 100 a Loads must be sze plied by the said 337-b Jane, and the Remain der on or belOre t/-e said ;otb - September foll4wing. NO Tender will Ge teeth:el' Jrc less than too Loads of the. hewed Elm Timber, no Stick of which 'lust be undet So feet of the Elm Plank. No Tender will be received for less than 30 Loads and which is no! tote under t 8 inches broad, and in lengths of to feel at the least. O' the remaining Articles, no Tender for less than the follkw ing Quantities . of either ran be noticel~ viz, Ash FeHies Oak Spokes . Elm Stocks Oak Black 1000 5000 So Prs. 10 6 14- ' - Hy. Further Particulars, together kith the Terms and Conti7tiins of the Contract m.y Ze knyuin, upon yippl7c:iticat . at the Secretary's Office, aj.,resaid, any day 'between the hours:`of Ten and Four a'Cluek, where the Proposals moist be delivered,' sealed up and indarsed, " Proposals for English -Timber," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said sith December at Twelve o'Clock at Mon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be no. :iced, unless. the. Party making it, or an elgont its .his behalf,. shall attend. AV Order of the Board, • R. H. ,CR.B11; See. MR. CAMPIiELL'S.NEW POEM. • This Day WAS 4 nUbliSiled, Handsomely printed on Medium 4to. by Bensley, price 11.55. in boards, E RTRUDE or WYOMING; or, The. Penn sy vanian Cottage, and other Poems. By THOMAS .CAMPBELL, Author of "The Pleasures of ; Hope." &c. Published for the Auth6r, by LOiagmari, Hurst, Rees and Orme,"Paternoster- row. 66 We rejoice' or more to,see a polished and pathetic. Poem in the uldstyle of English pathos and poetry. We close thisvolume on the whole with feelings of rtgiet for its short ness, and admiration ti)i the genids'of its author. There are but two noble sorts of poetry, the• pathetic and the sublime:. and we thini-: ha has given very extraordinary,praofs of his La- - lents lot bath."--Edinburgh 'Review, A 1869. -6 . 4 . A Poem, containin,; p.,ssages both of tendernesS and Sith— liinity, Which may decline compariSon with lew in the•Lng lish language."., Quarterly Review, May, 18;9. 6 ' Mr. Campbell's thoughts are genuine diiimondS."7- EcieetiC Iteriov; jukie,l369. • • . FREL\Cii PiIPERS. PARiI, Nov. 15.--His Majesty the King of Sak atiived here the cloy Before yesterday, at five in theevening. Nl:4,lst) , alit.lined at the Palace de l'Elys6e. . . 'lnc Emperor arrived in Paris pNsterday about. sun set. Hig Majesty traVelled licirsetieck the - greater part of t; , e way !rem Fontainbleau to Paris. On Ins areival he went to Fist -his Saxo - (1 Majesty, accom panied by the. King of Westphalia. To-morrow, Wednesday, his Majesty will hold a ,Council of the Ministers, and on 'Thursday-he will `reCeive the principal bodes of the State. The following;' among other personages, were presented to the EMperor on Sunday, the t 2tb, before Mass, at Fontairkbleau : Prince Kurakin, Am basador iiom „the Emperor of itt.wia the Count de Pahlen, the Rtissi2ri' Plenipotentiary, and Envoy Extraordinary .to - the Russian States ; Don Leonard Gomez Negrette, Spanish Envoy Extraordinary to his Majesty the King of 'Hollind, presented by the Duke de Eias, 'the Spanish Ambassador', the Mar finis d'Avendana, Grandee of,Spoin, the Chamber lain to the King *3 . the Dhke de Monteleone, Neapo litan Ambassador ; :the Marquis de . Ponta. de 'Lnita,.Colonel of Portuguese infantry. Vitt7na, Nov. 3.:---FiAd-Ma - n'sital Lieutenant de , Mayer Se; out the day before yes'erday for Toiis, W . here the Emperor of:A i 2striataill is. , It is believed that in a shOrt time tier the departure of the Emrich tmnps . that Monarch will come - to pass some days in this capital; at, least the apartments in the Castle are to be resiored IV their former state by the 27th instant. . . .An'order, published by Connt d'Vibna, the Impe rial AustriatiComtnissary,eujoins theAuitrian officers. lately prisoners of war, and such as have; returned on being exchanged, to remain here only .e 4 hours, and dire6tly'to repair to their respec,ti‘e corps. The-troopS of the Rhenish Confederation are no longer to be seen in our environs ; they have al ready reached Upper Au;tria, on their return to their yespeeive States. In virtue of the Treaty of Peace, the greatest part of the Arvchives of the Chancery of the Empire and 'of the .War ;Chinoery are removed. The packages "lire transpotted on th' DanObe,• add dire&lei to Pass::ll , • AUGSBURG, Nov., G.—Yesterday was celebrated here, as well as in all the towns of Bavaria, a so lemn festival on account of- the peace. General tvloulin, our Governor, and all the Civil and darn Authoiiiies, assisted at Mass and Te Deum, which 'were chatinted in the Cat iuedrai. The French, Bavarian, and Polish troops were drawn up awing the service, in the street Maximilian and Ca roline. The arrival of the fine corps of dragoons of the imperial Guard, at the head of other troOps, added much to the beauty of the.feitival. In the morning during the Te Daum, and in the evening duripg the illumination, there was, a salute,of 100 cannon on the ramparts. HAMBURGH, Nov. 4.—For six weeks past great a6tivity has prevailed in. the commerce of the neigh bouring districts, Kincipally at Altona, which has been felt • here only by a few' indviduals ; but, the news of the' signiog of peaceis already. a great bles ir -ing; and we hope soon to feel tbe effects of chi; powerful remedy, • ,Altona, and. the neighboUring cites of Holstein, are great gainers by the r conitneice yk'ith In the course of the last month, 58 American ships arrived atTonnirigen, have brought a .cousiderable quantity of medic%l dross,,: and, colonial piodUce, which they sold at. v cry moderate prices. They have prehased many G . arnah produ6tiOnS; linens. All' this has Pre;.'crited the too great rise in price Of, colonial produce, and the too great fall of . _ . horne.manufa6tures. , BUCHAItEiT,SEPT:O.--Potice Illgration atta;,:k.. ed the Turks in their camp at Haase,~ at on the I inst. The resistance was br:,ve acid the affair bloody. The loss of the Turks must have coll'Sideraul , .; 1000 of theirdeilty (brave) N.v.ere as.many made prisoners; great. part,of the camp, Many cao.= non, colours, raid the town Of il.atsew:tt, fell into the hands of the Conquerors. The Tpriis 'retired under the -Igrtres of Silistria, .and the Ilusslan army has al ready arrived before that place.. MADim, .0cr,1.?6.--71. - lis Majesty caused to . . Issued the, folld.wing decree...on the, I iith D. JoSEP 1171 , :A-P0f,r;ON, e&C. ON'TITE:HEP(siiIT ON 01)kt _ MIWISTER OF:4llSTlc.ati&C, Art. I. The`‘ptini . Shment itl tlte-gallOws Epotence) . is, and remains abolished thrOugh ttie whole extent of our tiorninihn . :4. " !'. .r• In I;lace of that strairtulation shall be sutbst.oa!ea.for'every eonviCt, wtthoot any diAinaion of Mass, age, sex, or clime. 111. Con ias . 'cannot prolong - their colitilitiance in the Chapel consecrated to that purpoge, beyirrid the precise term of 24 hours, , . - • • - IV. Whatever be the employment or.,distiaLlion, Whether ecclesiastical, civil; or military, of the in dividual capitally convieted,' - he shall become &gra= ded by the simple fad of sentence 13:mg iirenounced upon .bit - n., _Our 'Minister Of Justice is charged with the exe:- cution Of the present decree'. (Signed)^ I, THE KING. M. L. De URQIUJO J Secretary of State. Cottry, SEPT'. 30.—0 n the 2d Of *June, tile Eng lish the Paths, commanded by Captain Fel . .. gtiseti, made its appearance off the Island of Ithaca. Having approached the coast, .she manned her boats, i4l attetnptecl a landing, for the purpose ul dissemi nating the NC:Clam:Aim§ of Mr. Adair apd Mr. Leek) , to excite an insurreCtion, and to cause the . inhabitants to massacre the small bomber of troops . .I(:rtning the garrison of the Isle. - On the news .44: this attempt ot . -the Engli it, Alie t Atiwitti4tratur ha rani;ued a.uutubor of tilt; 4.li,itiMics Wito t h n a t i)Vt ncd t o , t • *Ma' W L.. ?:;4.: , --- • ,77 , ry • ,Aothliit r '4 1 . 1. .tei • . , EPitidt -SIXP -Nei HALFPENN- assembled,lie on 3 c2?ii, al 3 oil heits; mAde them take up arnli.,,nd draw LT on the kiiore. The my wiisyeritalsed with cnosketry, and Ilitg English score wen a nutnber of wounded.- 7 , The English then sent the following letter by a* Greek :-- If the inhabitants of Ithaca Wish to enjoy the protection of the English, they have only to make • priSoners the' few'Frenclimen in the Island, and to hoist the flag of the B.,public. The Captain of the English frigate is ready to give them all the assistance necessary for the success of this enterpiiie. (Signed) " GEORGE FERGUSON." The brave Ithaaris replied'to'these invitations by firing on the enemy wherever he presented hiMself; The English set sail, acid - gave up their 'projeot.. • VIENNA, - Nov, 4.—The Censorship having he'en restored to the - Austrian Authoriiies, this department of the Police has rene.ived the prohibitions which ek=. isted prior to the entrance of the French into Vienna. In consequence all tie, boOks, of which the French Government bad permitted the circulation of the &Lunatic pieces formerly prohibited, of which it had permitted the r, , resentalion,must no lOnger appe.sr, at least as formally authorized. IVlut4icii, Noy. '4,—Yesterday his Roydl ness the' Hereditary Prince arrived here from In sp.-tick in the best' health. „Dor Generals, judging that the pacific demon.ittations of the Tyrolean In surgents, and their offers of subniission, were only stratagems - conneeed with the temporising system tvlikli they had adOpted, have thought it their duty to pot a period to them. It) pursuanCe of this, they resolved to attack tftem on the Ist of November * and to force all their positions. On the morn ing of that day, the two divisions of the Prince Royal and General Wrede advanced from the environs of Half upon luspruck, where there had only: been a mere advanced guard Since the 25th of October. The main body of the rebels was en trenched upon Mount Isel ; the division of Wrede at tacked first, and was soon supported by a part of that Of the. Prince Royal. The first regiment of infonL try advanced by the left sank of the Sill, towards Mittan, to suppfirt -the left flank of the division of Wrede. All the enemy's entrenchments were suc cessively carried, and the artillery with which they ~ were fortified remained in our possession. • The corps of General Raglowiche, forming part of - the first division had advanced by the right b.nalt of, the Sill, towards ,A,lmas and Ampas, to cut of the rebels torn all,C0111:11UOiCatit:I1 vvttit tliase of then . • who were posted at some distance from Hall, and who were .also completely beaten. Ainras and its castle were carried in spite of their advantageous•po- vition. The light infantry battalion of Haberman, which for for some days occupied the heights of Floettingeu has repulsed a corps of the enemy with distinguished. intrepidity. The cdrps.Ot General Rechberg was de tidied to Zirl, and has arrived with soneeprisoners , taken on, the road.., . The two first Bavarian divisions are however con centrated. in the environs of Inspruck, whither the head-quarters have been, tran - sferred froth - Roil, and where the 'Prince Royal,. General' ,Wrede, and• the French General Dronet, are., - I ; liedivision of DerCii . occupies the country between. Rattenberg and Voi der's, and its heitd...rjuarters are at'l ad Nti.tvias, Nov. are assured that Jbe Unit ed States frigate the.Constitntion, has; after an ob stinate tiOtiOn of five &tics, taken an Ellglish frigate, and cartiod her' into the C'-e•saTea"‘• PAkrs, Nov. just ,addressed . .the following citcular letter - to the Archbishops and . Bishops Of the Empire.. :NI ) ; Lord 13ishop of * * -Peace has been happily con. chided between us and the Emperor of iiatria. Our inten tion is tls soon as. you Eth.:lo 11 , 106.nte., you ' take the necccaary ;o assemble our good peor;le in our sev6ral " . i43ntelieS in Your diocese, on the 3d day -of o:iceinber next, to oefebri;z:e '" Te Denrn;"" thanks to t=ied - for the nect-. , 53.11,. vi'gOur 'and wi,(lvrn 11.-: o.s vouchi- :sated t?:, s tci termiii'ate in a tew nmazlis 0: ar which aniglit,;: t .havz lasted for several yelra,and which at its O;trri?il clevatifation and cii,,aStr into the very bosuite -, i);" our ;:iid even appe*cl . p? menage our 71A% country,. , - I f.we have been often -zievocl at the unforl unate disp.,vcrs w I up,11 , ,,ha v 6 downpolftc. this g9pd. t 4)11 of Att : tiia, a n :14.1 lit,oilal motive is, 4(14.1.0,1 for our gratitude. to Providen;:e,. vto it 114. enabled n`s. to ke4 :war s .I.bo „prA ; and greatcst‘ . ol: atra distance from our,owywsl4te. • • T,,f, .I'4 be I t ob oiour 1 . 111111111 a tivn, w ray-.(; : cu to havi ,,, gouin his holy keepitrg. (..;.veli at ouviiiipbtiM, Palace of FontainNau,..the Nov: , . NAPOLEON Neparations•are already begen.in the churdt of Notte,Daine*, I.oL the, annlVer§p.ry„ot ; the (14 A usi..p.).-, and coronation: o(_-hi.; 1:41.4- jesir.. A throne. 11 LAS been, pii,sed,ja ;the choir of tin.; church, and the railing, which inc..Ais t es the ry, and ' w bich . is removable at pleasure,, has .1.--;en t.k e n„ away,, in order to give yootn for; the steps, to , the throne. This August ceretnouy 4r)il• 1. take .place on the cl pt . Deeeinber next. The f;Alowing.o“l.e,r has been pnWisnvl in all. the se3 -pot is of tht empire:— • -.,~ rc Peace" having been ,signed with Austria, tlhe Cow 1^ at~tlera Qf Squadrons and DivisionS, 'and' Mai itirne Pre: . etts, will hive eae,h in - his resue-tive orders that the COrnmandants of tlis IVI tjesty's shipS of war., and the,Capu f lins of Pr4ateers, do diScon-' tirade their hostilities towaids the .ships and vessia of 'Austria. Mlni.fer of Nliritie and Colonies. • (Signed) C; rms PAT H.,E, N 6 1 7. otneial report from the twops, who guard tt,e frontivrs Upper Swabin L1 , 1;1 1yr0), annOtThe:::S, (I),it on tie 11 . 0 f tile,"l'irolsse,in4urgints 4avjuli; a, shaip at- DecnUs. 1 I • - • , ~ ~; ' ,~ .^' ~ s